There's a few folk in this world who actually seem to like me. And some of them have pages like this too. So just in the name of banter, here's a few:

Russell and Jennie	They've got two kids now.
Jon G.	The so-called 'bloghost', and widely acknowledged web and electronics guru.
Neal Breakey.	A full time blogger, who moved to Switzerland for a year and got married on 4 days notice.
Steph	I'd say Steph was the least predictable of my flatmates from the Glasgow years, but that would be a hard title to win considering the competition.
Kees and Ilonka	Kees was the chief engineer (and my boss) while I was in Tanzania. He's now CE in MAF Uganda. He's also the proud owner of my first set of climbing gear ever, which I left with him in Dodoma.
Mark and Laura Woodward.	Mark was one of my housemates in Dodoma, and since married to Laura, who now both work with Wycliffe Bible Translators.
Mark and Laura (again)	Their personal blog.
Rowan Seymour	Rowan lives in Belfast, where I met him at City Church. Read his blog for tales of YWAM adventures.
Pieter	When I moved to Dodoma, I got Peiter's room - he left 3 days later. We climbed Lion's Rock together, and he entered the Red Bull flying competition.
Kirsty Mac	After a couple of years of assuming Kirsty had given up her blog, I just found out she's moved it...
Andy Ash	Organiser of more ski trips than any other...
Dave Leonard	Another doctor and another climber - studied in Glasgow, but we only met once I moved to NI and needed someone to climb with
Dave Thomson.	Dave's sadly neglected site.
Earl van Zyle.	Apparently "The African I've known the longest", he's also my adopted son from when he did a Masters degree in Glasgow.